We really like how these meatballs taste. So far just used some added to spaghetti sauce with spaghetti noodles. Very tasty add in.

Great tasting meatballs, perfect condiments used and easy to work with. Meal preparation was a swift using these. One of my family’s favorite dishes

Greasy

Not good tasting

We were going to give up on dairy free meatballs but luckily found these! When your kid is lactose intolerant, sometimes it's hard to find dairy free versions or alternatives. So happy we found these and they taste great too.

Great meatballs for barbequed meatballs. We add grape jelly, yellow mustard and Sweet Baby Ray's barbequed sauce to a crockpot and serve as finger food at parties.

Bought these for a TikTok recipe, these meatballs were super salty. Not sure if they were salty bc of the pork but the gravy wasn’t salty just the meatballs.

We did not like these meatballs. The texture was mushy. Also, they were lacking in flavor. I bought some at Sam’s years ago and they were good. I will try the other variety.

Some of the worst meatballs I have ever had. These are essentially overpriced seasoned bread crumb balls with a minimal amount of meat. The price is not great when you consider the terrible quality. Extremely disappointed.

These are so so good. I live alone, and I'm kinda lazy. I don't really want to buy meat and make meatballs by hand and have a ton of leftovers to eat for days. These are super easy. I have only used them for spaghetti so far. I just pour my sauce in a pot, and toss in how many meatballs I want, turn the stove on and they're ready around the same time my pasta is done. They have a nice neutral flavor so they could be used with a tomato based sauce, gravy, or those grape-jelly meatballs. I only have one complaint and it's a little weird. The packaging smells. Like there is this meaty smell that comes from the package. I have noticed it with two bags ordered months apart. I can have them in my freezer for weeks, and every time I opened the freezer I can smell them. Not sure what causes that, but I don't care for it.